Dewalt Accessories DW5241 Percussion Drill Bit 5/8x6 in 5pk

Product Description

The DEWALT ACCESSORIES DW5241 is a percussion drill bit built for masonry and concrete applications. Sized at 5/8 inches in diameter and 6 inches in length, it features a carbide tip that delivers up to two times longer service life compared to standard bits. The four-flute design efficiently removes dust and debris from the bore, reducing bit binding during operation. Tip geometry is engineered to minimize walking at the point of contact, improving hole placement accuracy. This bit is sold in a pack of five and is suited for licensed tradespeople and experienced installers working with masonry substrates.

The DW5241 is designed for use in residential and commercial masonry drilling tasks where consistent performance and extended bit life are required. It is compatible with corded and cordless hammerdrills and is capable of drilling up to two times more holes than conventional percussion bits. When used with cordless hammerdrills, it drills approximately 50 percent more holes per battery charge, making it efficient for high-volume field work in concrete, block, and similar masonry materials.

Key Features

• Carbide tip provides up to 2 times longer bit life versus standard percussion bits
• Four-flute design efficiently removes dust and reduces bit binding
• Tip configuration minimizes walking for improved hole accuracy
• Drills up to 2 times more holes than conventional percussion bits
• Drills approximately 50 percent more holes per charge with cordless hammerdrills
• Sold in a pack of 5 for job-site efficiency

Compatibility

Designed for use with corded and cordless hammerdrills in percussion mode; suitable for drilling into masonry, concrete, and concrete block.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by qualified tradespeople familiar with hammer drilling procedures. Confirm the drill chuck is fully tightened and the hammerdrill is set to percussion mode before use. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection and a dust mask when drilling into masonry or concrete. Avoid excessive lateral pressure on the bit, which can cause premature tip wear or bit breakage.